Sentence examples for implicitly suggested from inspiring English sources

Various state attorneys general took a dim view of the mailings that implicitly suggested that subscribing to magazines might increase the chances of winning millions of dollars.

Some headlines implicitly suggested long-term relationships between HIV negative and HIV positive men and women are something of an alien phenomenon.

"The difference here is that in the past, because of certain US policies, the message that was delivered either overtly or implicitly suggested that the United States was seeking to pursue regime change," Rhodes told reporters in Washington.

Democrats ran on a platform that implicitly suggested that it's alright if America does not take the lead on every issue — they talked like George W. Bush back in 2000, when he spoke often of conducting a "humble" foreign policy.

One theory, which is implicitly suggested in the trustee's report, is that the executives "borrowed" the money thinking they would be able to replace the funds quickly, which they then couldn't because the counterparties wouldn't give back the collateral.

More than that, Levin also implicitly suggested that there was something wrong per se with betting that the housing market would crash, suggesting that while it's good to make money from good things happening, it's nefarious to put yourself in a position to make money when bad things happen.

These products do implicitly suggest that breastfeeding should be hidden.

Doesn't it implicitly suggest that terrorists have better imaginations than politicians?

In saying "French Women Don't Get Face Lifts" Guiliano implicitly suggests that the rest of us do.

Williams wrote to Laughlin, implicitly suggesting that he settle money on Maria for "disappointment as a result of being discarded like this, in such a public fashion".

This is a bad thing, he implicitly suggests, saying that "advocates of limited government" — of whom he's one — "are rightly worried about the fiscal stimulus package".